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Singapore by Singapore: From myth to neon realism

From The Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore comes Singapore by Singapore: From myth to neon realism, a screening of rare and never-before-screened films that explore Singapore’s evolution from mangroves and farming patches to its current urban metropolis. The program is presented by the ICA Singapore as part of the Singapore Art Week. Expect to see a screening of Rajendra Gour’s historic film Sunshine Singapore (1968–72) and the premiere of Chinatown. Electric Soul #01 (2013) by Nelson Yeo.

Films will be screened outdoors at Lasalle College of the Arts green. Picnics encouraged.